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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 11-Nov-2019 | Meaning of artefacts: interpretations can differ between designers and consumers | Ajovalasit, M; Giacomin, J |
| 11-Jun-2025 | Perceiving the Environment in the Papuan Highlands: Reflections on the Ideas of Direct Perception and Attunement | Hirsch, E |
| 1-Apr-2024 | A vocabulary of meaning of designed commercial artefacts based on naturally occurring language use | Ajovalasit, M; Moorhouse, G; Giacomin, J |
| 29-Jun-2020 | Watch me, watch you: ritual participation increases in-group displays and out-group monitoring in children | Wen, NJ; Willard, AK; Caughy, M; Legare, CH |
| 2017 | What Is Design For Meaning? | Giacomin, J |